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Roulette How do you handle the psychological part when you're gambling?

Discussion in 'Roulette Forum' started by RoulleteBoy, Apr 16, 2022.

  1. TwoUp

    TwoUp Well-Known Member

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    Can't you write in a fucking real language like C with proper bitwise operators.

    What is this amature hour shite? Of course it's Gizmotron the amature.

    I don't know your shitty language that noone uses but it looks like an RC4 variant.
     
  2. TwoUp

    TwoUp Well-Known Member

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    What a shite language.
     
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  3. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    You didn't answer my question. It compiles to C from a fourth generation language.

    The fact that you don't recognize it just tells me that your computer snobbery is just like your gambling knowledge. You have an abacus shoved so far up your butt that the beans clank inside your skull.
     
  4. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    Those are proper bitwise operators. And here is a little hint since you are so grounded in this stuff. It executes without signed numbers. That was a clue also. It was also the first iteration in the native computer language of this algorithm. I wrote it and was rewarded for it too.
     
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    Tell everyone what this shitty language is called and we shall see where it ranks, if it even gets a mention shall we.

    I don't waste my time on dead languages that don't offer any relative value. Can it handle concurrency and parallelism or exploit modern processor cores and vector instructions? If not dump it in the bin like your methods.

    Perhaps I should test your modern programming knowledge.

    You're a relic old man and your time is long gone.
     
  6. TwoUp

    TwoUp Well-Known Member

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    You hated my answer because I was right.
     
  7. TwoUp

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    Where are your bit shift operations? Why all the divisions instead of bit shifts? Is your toy language not capable or is it just your shitty coding?
     

  8. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    In general, this language, like Python, is single-threaded by design. So it can only be forced to handle concurrency and parallelism. You still don't recognize my 32 bit block sypher. You just pretend that you are as important as the people that created your preferred and elite computer language. They are impressive. You are just hanging onto their coattails.

    None of this keeps you from being a gambling moron. I'm way ahead of you on Reading Randomness. My favorite part is how you qualified bitwise operations. It's the C language or it does not count. My instincts tell me that you are bent on going to hell. Nice going.
     
  9. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    Programming in that third generation language is time consuming and extraneous. Since I don't program for clients that need to connect with legacy equipment I don't have to do all that bothersome functionary work. You do. What are you guys making these days? Isn't the money like less than a carpenter these days? I just love it. Unless you invent something and sell it to the masses it's just no better than the garbage man.
     
  10. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    The entire algorithm is broken into three parts. It processes the key by cypher block chaining, it encrypts the original, or it decrypts the original.

    Here is another part:

    Code:
      put "" into c1
        put "" into c2
        put numToChar( ((xL bitAnd 4278190080 ) / 16777216) bitAnd 255 ) after c1
        put numToChar( ((xL bitAnd 16711680) / 65536 ) ) after c1
        put numToChar( (( xL bitAnd 65280 ) / 256 ) ) after c1
        put numToChar( ( xL bitAnd 255 ) ) after c1
        put c1 after cipherText
        put c1 into strB1
        put numToChar( ((xR bitAnd 4278190080 ) / 16777216) bitAnd 255 ) after c2
        put numToChar( ((xR bitAnd 16711680) / 65536 ) ) after c2
        put numToChar( (( xR bitAnd 65280 ) / 256 ) ) after c2
        put numToChar( ( xR bitAnd 255 ) ) after c2
        put c2 after cipherText
        put c2 into strB2
        put ix + 8 into ix
        put ic + 8 into ic
    
    
     
  11. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    This should give it away:

    Code:
     repeat with ii = 1 to 18
        put char (j + 1) to (j + 4) of newkey into str
        --put charToNum(char 4 of str) + (charToNum(char 3 of str) * 256) + (charToNum(char 2 of str) * 65536) + (charToNum(char 1 of str) * 16777216) bitAnd 4294967295 into halfBlock
        put binaryDecode(OsFormat,str,halfBlock) into numConverted
        put bfP[ii] bitXor halfBlock into bfPb[ii]
        put (j + 4) mod lengthNewkey into j
      end repeat
    
     
  12. TwoUp

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    Handwaving nonsense, what failed 4GL are you using? The world moved on and you stayed behind.

    I car less about your cipher it's not secure.
     
  13. gizmotron

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    Your handwaving doesn't stink? You want to go into the ring? Why stop with programming? You suck at programming language comparisons. I'm glad you use a language that requires so much work to create. You missed the cross platform line in my code. So I use something way better than JAVA, "write once, debug everywhere." It's not a scripting language. I'm not going to play your condescending game. Your obvious short comings have been well displayed. I only program as a hobby. I have never received a thin dime from doing it. So I'm glad that your math skills brings you to the conclusions that you need acceptance on a gambling forum. I wonder how you deal with the psychology of it? The topic is dealing with gambling not presenting yourself as a viable programmer. Your language is the best, your math makes the most sense, you are generously qualified to describe others as inferior. You are a joke dressed up as an insecure adolescent.
     
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  14. Nathan Detroit

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    Only 3 land based casinos in Western Australia. Oodles of on liners . Nuff said.
     

  15. TwoUp

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    Blah blah blah

    99% of crypto libraries are written in C, C++ or Rust for performance, not failed dead 4GL languages. Only a fool does that.

    Name one NIST certified implementation in your dead language. Why are you not using the processor I instructions that speed up the

    Use the right tool for job. You assume I only know C when I have vast experience in a range of modern languages.

    When I do kernel or driver work or system programming, platform support libraries or embedded systems I use C, however Rust is very good when you need high performance and certain guarantees of correctness, when it's modern highly scalable low latency web services or messaging and IoT I use Elixir/Erlang, when its serverless lambda style functions I use ES6 JavaScript, if it's data anyalsis I use python notebooks. If it's CI/CD I use a variety of scripting languages.

    I'm not stuck on a dead platform with one dead language, I use the right tool for the job.
     
  16. gizmotron

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    • Violation of Rule #1: Be Respectful
    Use it on your pathetic soul. Why are you here?

    I wrote the first native language version of the Blowfish Algorithm, not using any libraries , classes, or any assistance from anyone helping me. I did it in X-talk, the language that almost became the language of the internet as Hypertalk. Now act like a monkey on a chain and put down LiveCode, once called Transcript. You are even more of a dumbshit than anyone could have imagined. I'll bet people love you at work. I was wondering how you hide your malignancy?
     
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    Men, you make so difficult read in this forum trying to make a big discussion without senses for any talk here... Very offensive all the time.

    Anyway, thank you @TwoUp for give me a answer at least more useful and related with my ask than the others... Don't lose your time with these people, very annoying how they try to down everyone...

    Good luck!
     
  18. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    Livecode is an extremely viable cross-development app platform. It allows a "build once, run everywhere" codebase to be deployed across desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux) and mobile (iOS and Android) as well as HTML5. Very stable, large userbase.

    But it's not good enough for you.
     
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  19. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    It always happens that way when an asshole comes on here and claims others are scammers. It's always happens when a mathematical dickhead says what they object to is a claim of prediction where it can't exist. I would suggest suicide to reach happiness.
     
  20. TwoUp

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    As always your advice is wrong.
     

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